The Wall of the Dancing Dwarves is located about 50m past the right end of Munchkin Wall where you'll see a big buttress of golden rock. Similar climbing to Munchkin, but longer (and even two pitch) routes here. Also faces somewhat northerly, so good in the warmer parts of the year with the sun hitting it later in the afternoon.
Getting There
From the general area description: Drive to the end of the Rose Canyon road and park in one of the large lots, there is also some parking along the road if it is crowded. I think as long as you park by a blue dumpster, you are ok. From the slabs behind the (defunct) snack bar and picnic ramada, pick up a trail(about the top and middle of the slabs, maybe a little on the left side) heading north/east(the trail will go mostly east and curve south slightly) and take it to the ridgeline(crossing several fallen trees), then follow it to a clearing/slab. For the Towers, Wall of Marching Munchkins, and Wall of Dancing Dwarves, turn right and follow a short section of well-groomed switchbacks downhill to the climbs.
The Classics
Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Wall of the Dancing Dwarves:
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